Sunday
WHAT WE WORE
I'm excited about the upcoming What we wore book and you probably should be too. This picture reminds me of visiting a cousin's bedroom and asking, sincerely, why he had a poster of a naked girl on the ceiling above his bed.
(Special mention to that Danny Dyer bedroom scene in Human Traffic)
(Special mention to that Danny Dyer bedroom scene in Human Traffic)
WINTER PARTIES
For the last month, with very few exceptions, Elizabeth has gone to bed not merely sozzled or tipsy but stoned. And I mean stoned: unfocused, unable to walk straight, talking in a slow, meaningless baby voice like a demented child. The boredom, unless I'm drunk, too, of being in the presence of somebody to whom you have to repeat everything twice is like a physical pain in the stomach.
Friday
Saturday
LINDSEY AND MATTHEW
Lindsey Wixson styled by Jack Borkett, make up by Isamaya Ffrench for i-D.
Matthew is a deliverability engineer at MailChimp. He manages our delivery team, visits anti-abuse vendors, and spends a lot of time thinking about Gmail.
Monday
1407 YELLOW
Toiletpaper magazine, fertility statues and summer dressing.
Labels:
BUTT,
CANARY,
CARAT,
FERTILITY STATUES,
MONDAY,
TOILETPAPER MAGAZINE,
YELLOW
Saturday
Friday
GONE FOR A (GREY) WALK
The same ideas again and again.
Walk Through a Line of Neon Lights, 2004-2009. Michel François
Wednesday
Monday
Friday
Tuesday
VISUALLY SIMILAR IMAGES
I want to understand the algorithms.
Google's image search feature is
endlessly fascinating - how Lindsey
Wixson's fashion anguish can
become a wholesome Californian
grin and a breaking wave becomes
a pixelated studio wall.
Labels:
ALGORITHMS,
FASHION ANGUISH,
GOOGLE,
GOOGLE IMAGES,
LINDSEY WIXSON,
SEARCH,
THE SEA,
WATER
Wednesday
HUMANITY. LOYALTY. STRENGTH.
Recently I came across the work of Tadanori Yookoo, a Japanese (duh) graphic designer best known for his posters. This one is just so fresh, the combination of Western stereotypes of Japanese culture going so far as to include Hokusai's ukiyo-e wave. Especially the facets of character stamped ACROSS in XXXXX futura bold, the font of choice of his contemporary Barbara Kruger.
Secondly, Kruger's take on Supreme ('s lawsuit) is spot on.
Saturday
LATEX
Flesh-coloured latex makes me think of Ted Bundy lampshades but the composition of these sleeves looks perfectly like an insect joint.
eBay, Amazon and Alibaba's offerings - mostly featuring Asian girls in abbreviated bathing suits are a brilliant hybrid of sexy/bizarre/awkward e-commerce poses.
Thursday
RAP FEDORAS
This image by Charlie Engman for V Man. Defying the humorous/accurate notion that "bucket hats are essentially rap fedoras"
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Labels:
BOYS,
BUCKET HATS,
CHARLIE ENGMAN,
RAP FEDORAS,
V MAN
Monday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
ALL PINK ERRYTHANG
Everywhere it's getting boring. Except you panther, you're great.
Labels:
ALL PINK ERRYWHERE,
GIF,
PINK,
PINK PANTHER
Thursday
PALETTE
Chanel's incredible AW14 supermarket and a photograph of Hong Kong from Michael Wolf's Architecture of Density series.
Tuesday
BELATED VALENTINES
Self Portrait as a Tehuana (Diego in My Thoughts), 1943 |
There was no shortage of interesting men in Frida Kahlo's life - she was at school with Muralist Jose Clemente Orozco, married to Diego Rivera and for a time shared her home with Leon Trotsky.
I find the relationship between Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera endlessly fascinating. Rivera divorced Kahlo in 1939 after fourteen years of marriage and they remarried the next year despite Diego's affair with Frida's sister. Frida once said of Rivera 'There have been two great accidents in my life. One was the trolley, the other was Diego. Diego was by far the worst.' Ouch.
Initially blogged for work.
Monday
Friday
BABE IS LESS BUSY
There was something so good about this image but there was far too much going on. The fake tatt is on point.
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